[Form 4] Idaho Strategic Resources, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
John Swallow, President & CEO and a director of Idaho Strategic Resources, Inc. (IDR), reported two sales of common stock on 09/23/2025. The Form 4 shows dispositions of 38,848 shares at $30.81 and 48,622 shares at $29.91, totaling 87,470 shares. The filing notes these transactions complete the sale disclosed on a Form 144 filed the same day. Following the reported sales, Mr. Swallow's beneficial holdings are reported as 695,778 shares. The Form 4 is signed by Mr. Swallow and indicates the report was filed by a single reporting person.
- Timely disclosure of insider transactions with a signed Form 4 dated 09/23/2025
- Transaction details provided including exact share counts and prices, and linkage to a Form 144
- Insider sale of 87,470 shares by the CEO/director, reducing beneficial ownership to 695,778 shares
- Form 4 does not state whether the sales were part of a Rule 10b5-1 plan or the reason for the dispositions
Insights
TL;DR: Routine insider sale by the CEO completing a previously disclosed Form 144; appears to be a disclosure-compliant transaction.
The filing documents that John Swallow, who serves as President & CEO and director, disposed of 87,470 common shares in two transactions on 09/23/2025 at prices of $30.81 and $29.91. The Form 4 expressly ties these dispositions to a Form 144 filed the same day, indicating the sales were pre-announced and reported in accordance with Section 16 requirements. From a governance perspective, timely and clear reporting reduces regulatory and disclosure risk, though the filing does not state the purpose of the sales or whether they followed a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
TL;DR: Insider reduced holdings by 87,470 shares; transaction sizes and post-sale holdings are clearly disclosed.
The Form 4 provides transaction-level detail: sales of 38,848 shares at $30.81 and 48,622 shares at $29.91 on 09/23/2025, resulting in reported beneficial ownership of 695,778 shares after the transactions. The filing notes completion of the sale disclosed on Form 144. The disclosure allows investors to quantify the change in insider holdings but contains no information on broader company performance or reason for the sales.